01 Dec 12
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Originally posted by twhiteheadEverytime I went out with the intent to shoot in its direction, the crow flew off. After 6 or 7 time s we got bored.
They can sense that someone is teaching thier kid a lesson about a crows sixth sense? Or what is it you claim the crows sensed?
Have you tried going out without your catapault and checked whether the crows flew off? How many trials did you run with the two scenarios and what were the statistics?
Did you try any other objects that were similar to a catap ...[text shortened]... this sixth sense exists in crows, study it more. If you prove it, you could win the Nobel prize.
edit: Actually this comes from an older story where my dad shot a crow that was waking him every morning. I was telling this to a friend and he said no way could you just shoot a crow like that, that perhaps it was a different bird.
But it was a crow ...but they never came back after my dad shot that one. Like never for ten years. perhaps a sixth sense...
02 Dec 12
Originally posted by karoly aczelI'll tell you something else about crows, they recognise human faces, and remember them for years.
Everytime I went out with the intent to shoot in its direction, the crow flew off. After 6 or 7 time s we got bored.
edit: Actually this comes from an older story where my dad shot a crow that was waking him every morning. I was telling this to a friend and he said no way could you just shoot a crow like that, that perhaps it was a different bird. ...[text shortened]... y never came back after my dad shot that one. Like never for ten years. perhaps a sixth sense...
